Scottsdale Beavers claim Central Division softball crown in Tempe
Scottsdale High girls beat Coronado 12 10 in semifinals and edged Yuma 7 4 in the final at Tempe Kiwanis Park to seize the Central Division title and earn the top seed for the state tournament at Papago Park. Anne Backman pitched both wins with solid defense supported by Suzie Gaw Jamie Roberts Claire Miller and Patti Becker offensive bursts including Gaws homer.
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Suns roll past Nuggets as Lee leads with 30 points
Phoenix rookie Ron Lee scored a career high 30 points with eight rebounds and seven assists to spark a 115-104 win over Denver. Paul Westphal added 32 points and eight assists while Alvan Adams contributed 26 as the Suns shot 52 percent and dominated the game.
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Coronado Tops Kofa. hosts top-ranked McClintock Next
Coronado beat Kofa 73 to 54 as John Rissi had 19 points and 16 rebounds. The Dons, 7-3 and second in Central Division B, host league leader McClintock (9-1) on Tuesday seeking a upset and potential top seed in the Brophy Christmas tournament if tied for the league lead.
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Calgary tops RRs in WHA match
Calgary goalie Gary Bromley earned his third win against Phoenix as the Roadrunners lost 4 to 1. Howie Young returned from retirement to play for Phoenix but did not score. Robbie Ftorek led Phoenix with 33 goals this season, while Paul Terbenche and Ron Chipperfield contributed in earlier periods. Warren Miller scored late for Calgary.
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